For people living with type 2 diabetes

Mirri One™ for type 2 diabetes.

Your glucose and trends next to what you eat. Log meals in a tap and look back over weeks. And if you take insulin, the same insulin tools work for you too.

Try the Mini demo

Mirri One Trends: 30 days of glucose with the target range, and a calendar of daily time in range

Food logging · type 1 and type 2

So, how did lunch go?

Log a meal in a tap: type it, pick a favorite or a recent meal, or snap a photo and Mirri One lists what’s on the plate for you to check. Then see how that meal moved your blood sugar: where you started, how high it went, and how long it took to come back down.

Different foods, side by side. Eat the same meal again and your earlier responses sit right next to this one.

Built for type 2, too. Don’t take insulin? Turn the insulin tools off and Mirri One is about your meals and your glucose.

Lunch · 12:40 PMFrom a photo: turkey sandwich ×1, apple ×1, iced tea ×1

Start 104 Peak 162 Rise +58 Back in 2 h 05 m

Last time you had this lunch: peak 175, rise +71

Example meal · mg/dL

Same lunch, two days, side by side

Log anything

Two taps now. The whole picture later.

22g carbs Lunch · from a photo 3.80 U bolus 0.70 · Morning practice Low treated · 15g 135 mg/dL · steady 70-day streak Cycle day 14 0.85 · Pizza night 2.0h check-in 1.33 · School lunch

127 mg/dL 96% in range 30 days

CarbIn calendar

1.12

1.35

1.90

1.08

1.53

0.86

1.19

1.41

1.77

1.02

0.91

1.48

1.16

1.83

A drifting week shows up early

Trends

Catch a drift while it’s still small.

A week can drift before anything feels different. A CarbIn calendar turns every day into a tile, so the drift shows up early — while it’s still easy to act on.

The Lab

Put two things side by side.

Compare any two daily metrics, like your glucose and your steps, and see how closely they move together across the days you choose.

Apple Watch

Without reaching for your phone.

The same CarbIn gauge, on your wrist — your carbs and units in one glance, no phone out of your pocket. Doses and meals you log keep the wrist current on their own.

Mirri One on Apple Watch — the CarbIn gauge reading 1.55, with 65g and 9.15U below it

Straight from the wrist

Cycle

Some of the swing isn’t the food.

Many people notice their glucose moves with their cycle. Mirri One lines cycle data up with your CarbIn and shows the average for each phase, so the pattern is something you can see rather than something you suspect.

Menses, follicular, ovulation and luteal, each with its own CarbIn average.

Read from Health, with your permission — nothing to log twice.

Phase context on the Trends calendar, as an outline or a drop.

Mirri One cycle view: a June calendar with each phase colored, and phase averages of 1.98, 1.79, 1.78 and 1.75 CarbIn

Low Low Mode

When you're low, math is the last thing you can do. Low Mode gets out of the way — a simplified screen for treating first and logging after, with nothing to calculate in the moment.

Sharing

Share with your people

Let the people who help you, like a parent or a roommate, follow along. You choose who sees your day, and you can remove anyone at any time.

Screens

Every tab, as it ships.

Real captures from the app on iPhone — not mockups. Scroll across.

Mirri One — the Progress screen — ProgressStreaks, the calendar, and the Mirri Store.

Mirri One — the Playbook screen — PlaybookSaved days, sorted into your own categories.

Mirri One — the Home screen — HomeCarbIn, glucose and every live ShotClock.

Mirri One — the Trends screen — TrendsTime in range, day by day.

Mirri One — the Iris screen — IrisAsk questions about your own data.

Mirri One — the Lab screen — LabCompare any two metrics, yours or Health’s.

Mirri One — the Cycle screen — CyclePhase averages against your CarbIn.

New in Mirri One

Meals, steps and medicines, side by side.

Meals: 51 meals in 14 days, sorted by rise, colored green, yellow and red — MealsYour recent meals by how much your glucose rose.

One meal, oatmeal with berries: a 18 mg/dL rise and its curve — One mealWhere you started, the peak, the rise and when it came back.

Steps after meals over the last 14 days — Steps after mealsThe steps you took in the hour after each meal.

Medicines: three medicines with their last taken times — MedicinesA log of what you took and when. Mirri never tells you what to take.

Mirri Food

Log food your way.

Confirm food: chocolate cake, one serving, 60 g carbs — Confirm a foodServings, carbs and the Nutrition Facts label before you log.

The Pantry: a saved recipe and a saved food — The PantryYour usual meals and recipes, saved on your phone.

Iris noticed: average rise by food over the last 14 days — Iris noticedWhat your glucose did after each food, not why.

Iris with a chicken salad context chip — Ask IrisKeep talking about a food, with its context carried along.

Put Mirri One in your pocket.

Free on iPhone and Android. Use it next to your CGM or meter.

Beta software

Mirri One is in active beta. Some features shown on this page and in the demo are still in development and may change, ship later, or look different in the App Store build. The Mirri One Mini demo is a simulation with demo data, not a recording of the shipping app.

Not medical advice

This application and its contents are provided for informational purposes only and are not intended to replace professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Never rely on this information for medical decisions. Always consult your qualified healthcare provider regarding any medical condition or treatment.

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